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Album: Take That Ride
# Song Title   Time
1)    World Owes Me
2)    Ridin' with O'Hanlon
3)    They Say There's a Time
4)    Hell on a Poor Boy
5)    Take Time to Love
6)    Ballad of Thunder Road, The
7)    Take That Ride
8)    Boy
9)    Dog Days
10)    Pot Hole Street
11)    Bottom of the Big Black Hull
12)    Glory Dreams
 

Album: Take That Ride
# Song Title   Time
1)    World Owes Me
2)    Ridin' with O'Hanlon
3)    They Say There's a Time
4)    Hell on a Poor Boy
5)    Take Time to Love
6)    Ballad of Thunder Road, The
7)    Take That Ride
8)    Boy
9)    Dog Days
10)    Pot Hole Street
11)    Bottom of the Big Black Hull
12)    Glory Dreams
 
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  • Personnel includes: R.B. Morris, John Prine, Lucinda Williams, Al Kooper.
  • Personnel: R.B. Morris (vocals, acoustic guitar); Carmella Ramsey (vocals, violin, background vocals); John Prine (vocals); Kenny Vaughan (guitar, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, 12-string guitar, bouzouki, background vocals); Bo Ramsey (guitar, background vocals); Angelo (acoustic guitar, classical guitar); Paul Niehaus (lap steel guitar); Tim Hensley (banjo); Jamie Hartford (mandolin); Steve Conn (pennywhistle, accordion, piano, organ, Wurlitzer organ); Al Cooper, Al Kooper (organ); Bobby Field (marimba, drums, maracas, percussion); Dave Francis (acoustic bass, electric bass); David Jacques (electric bass); Paul Griffith (drums, bodhran, percussion); Greg Morrow, Billy Beard (drums); Mike Corbett (sampler); Lucinda Williams (background vocals).
  • Audio Mixer: Mike Corbett.
  • Recording information: Battery Studios, Nashville, TN (09/1996-01/1997); Sultan, Sound, Sunset Studios, Nashville, TN (09/1996-01/1997).
  • Photographers: Elizabeth Tormes; Tony Baker .
  • Singer/songwriter R.B. Morris takes a strong step forward on this debut disc to take his share of the lead in what has been called the alternative country genre, although there's a fair amount of rockin' folk here. Morris wrote ten of the twelve songs, co-wrote one more, and does a smash-up version of Robert Mitchum's "The Ballad of Thunder Road." His band is solid behind him, especially the sparkling guitar work of Kenny Vaughan. Morris does a duet with John Prine on "Roy," which cops its melody from one of Prine's own songs, but it is well done. In addition, Al Kooper plays organ on a few songs, and the last cut is a bluegrass/country gospel tune on which Lucinda Williams sings backup. This is a good album with well-written, insightful songs, very good singing, and a sharp backing band that plays with ‚lan at all times. ~ Bob Gottlieb
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